Alabama Motorcycle Test 04

Riding a motorcycle can be an exhilarating experience, but it also comes with risks. To ensure a safe and enjoyable ride, it is crucial to study the Alabama Motorcycle Operator Manual, practice good riding habits, and follow all traffic laws and regulations.

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Alabama Motorcycle Practice Test 04

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Where in a group should the least experienced riders be placed?

Just in front of the sweep rider

Just behind the leader

At the head of the group

At the back of the group

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What does your group leader mean if he makes this sign?

I'm getting tired

We should stop to stretch

Come up to my side

You've left your turn signal on

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What does your group leader mean if he makes this sign?

Stop

Follow me

Move right

Slow down

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What does your group leader mean if he makes this sign?

Stop

Back off

Slow down

Come up to me

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At what pace can you safely drink to be sure you are safe to ride without alcohol in your system?

3 drinks per hour

1 drink per hour

There is no such pace

2 drinks per hour

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Experienced riders generally will try to keep their daily time in the saddle below...?

6 hours

8 hours

7 hours

5 hours

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When overtaking another vehicle, your group should go...?

One by one

In groups of three

All together

In pairs

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Why shouldn't you use artificial stimulants, for example caffeine, to fight fatigue?

Because they're not always available

Because the fatigue will return even worse when the effect wears off

Because it is illegal to do so

Because they don't work at all

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At what blood alcohol concentration are you considered intoxicated and unfit to ride (if over 21 years of age)?

0.10%

0.50%

0.20%

0.08%

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What should you tell a passenger to do when you lean into a corner?

To hold on tighter

To shift their weight forward

To lean the opposite way to you

To lean with you

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The itinerary and pace of your riding group should be determined by...?

The ability of the most experienced rider

The ability of the youngest rider

The ability of the least experienced rider

The ability of the oldest rider

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If you're going to an event where you may be tempted to drink, what's your best choice?

Plan a quiet backstreet route home in advance

Ride one way but plan on taking a cab home

Don't take your motorcycle with you at all

Ride to the event but control your drinking

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Where does the sweep rider go when riding in a group?

In the middle of the group

At the back of the group

It varies according to speed

At the front of the group

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What percentage of motorcycle riders killed in crashes had been drinking alcohol?

30%

20%

10%

40%

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In a staggered group formation, how big a gap should there be between rider 3 and the leader?

At least 3 seconds

At least 2 seconds

At least 20 feet

At least 1 second

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Where should you try to avoid placing loads on your motorcycle?

Behind the rear axle

Over the rear axle

On the passenger seat

On the gas tank

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Which of these drinks holds the most alcohol?

Single shot of whiskey

They're all the same

5 ounce glass of wine

12 ounce can of beer

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What does your group leader mean if he makes this sign?

Make sure you have your visor down

Put your headlights on high beam

We stop at the next gas station

Think carefully about your next maneuver

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When is it permissible to overtake other riders in your group?

When there is no traffic

If the rider ahead is less experienced than you

You should never do it

When the highway has 4 lanes or more

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How will carrying a passenger affect your stopping distance?

It will become greater

It depends on the weight of the passenger

It will become less

It will remain the same

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In your on motorcycle skill test, you maybe tested for...?

Your ability to swerve quickly

Your ability to stop safely

All of these

Your ability to accelerate safely

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What does your group leader mean if he makes this sign?

We're moving to the left

Get ready to speed up

Cut your speed

We're moving to the right

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How quickly after taking a drink will the alcohol start to impair your ability to ride?

Within a few minutes

In about 20 minutes

In about an hour

In about half an hour

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What does your group leader mean if he makes this sign?

Check your visor is clean

We should stop for food and drink

We should stop to make telephone calls

Visibility ahead is reduced

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What does your group leader mean if he makes this sign?

Stopping 1 mile ahead

I'm staying in the lead

Switch to single file

It's about to rain

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What does your group leader mean if he makes this sign?

Make a left turn

Watch out for an obstacle

Move out to the left

You take the lead

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What does your group leader mean if he makes this sign?

There is a dog about to attack

There is a hazard dead ahead

There is a hazard to the right

We are moving over to park up

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If you're going on a long trip, when is the best time to start?

Early in the morning

Around midday

Midafternoon

Dusk

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When should a group break its staggered formation?

In heavy traffic

When there is no traffic

At speeds of over 50 mph

When entering and leaving a freeway

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What's the best way to ensure that you don't fall foul of drink-driving laws?

Eat a good meal with your drink

Never drink when riding

Drink plenty of water in between drinks

Leave well over an hour between drinks

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Get Ready For Alabama Class M License Test

Welcome to our free practice test for the Alabama Class M License! This test is designed to help you prepare for your motorcycle permit exam by providing a simulated experience of the actual test. By taking this practice test, you can familiarize yourself with the questions that will be asked and assess your knowledge of road rules, traffic signs, and motorcycle safety.

How to Use This Test

This practice test consists of 30 multiple-choice questions. Each question has four answer choices, but only one is correct. Read each question carefully and select the best answer based on your knowledge and understanding of Alabama’s motorcycle laws.

You can take this practice test for free as many times as you want. After each attempt, you will receive immediate feedback on your score and the correct answers to any questions you may have missed. This will help you identify areas to improve before taking the exam.

Preparing for Your Alabama Class M License

Obtaining a motorcycle permit in Alabama requires passing both a written exam and an on-cycle skills test. The written exam consists of 30 multiple-choice questions; the minimum passing score is 80%. If you fail the exam, you can retake it after a one-day waiting period.

To prepare for your Class M License exam, we recommend studying the official Alabama Motorcycle Operator Manual provided by the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA). It covers all the necessary information to pass the written exam, including road rules, traffic signs and signals, and safe riding practices.

In addition to studying the manual, practicing riding a motorcycle before taking the on-cycle skills test is crucial. This will help you improve your handling and control of the bike and increase your confidence on the road. You can also consider taking a Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) beginner rider course, which is highly recommended for new riders.

Importance of Motorcycle Safety

Motorcycle safety should always be a top priority for riders. In Alabama, motorcyclists are required by law to wear helmets at all times while operating or riding on a motorcycle. This is not only for legal compliance but also for the safety and protection of the rider.

Following all road rules, traffic signs, and signals while riding a motorcycle is also essential. Motorcycles are smaller and less visible than other vehicles, making it crucial to practice defensive riding techniques and be aware of your surroundings.

Another important aspect of motorcycle safety is regularly maintaining your bike. Before each ride, check your tires, brakes, lights, and signals to ensure they are in proper working condition. Keeping your motorcycle well-maintained can prevent accidents caused by mechanical failures.

Additional Restrictions and Laws

In addition to wearing helmets, Alabama has several other laws that motorcyclists must follow. These include:

Using headlights at all times while riding
Riding only in designated lanes and not between vehicles
Having passenger seats and footrests if carrying a passenger
Not using cell phones or other electronic devices while riding

It is essential to familiarize yourself with these laws and always adhere to them for your safety and the safety of others on the road.